Newspaper headlines are filled with horror stories about the devastating effects of new synthetic drugs like Spice and K2 (synthetic marijuana) and bath salts (a cocaine substitute). This powerful, no-nonsense video shows teens how underground labs profit by concocting new compounds that mimic the effects of illegal drugs. Filmed in a gritty, documentary style, former users pull no punches as they tell your students just how dangerous these new drugs are.

Give students the facts about the latest scourge of dangerous substances.
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Provides an essential primer on how to safely use social networks.
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Help students see how the lifestyle choices they make today can impact their future health.
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The issues surrounding teen pregnancy are complex & not to be taken lightly.
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Raise students' awareness of how they can make healthier choices.
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There are approximately nine million children over 6 years of age who are considered to be obese.
Eating disorders are serious and potentially life-threatening illnesses.
Teenagers are the fastest growing population at risk for relationship abuse.
The threat of diabetes in teens is becoming a major public health concern.
Provide youth the knowledge they need to stand up against big tobacco companies.
March 5-11 Sleep is essential for mental and physical health.
Motor vehicle crashes are the leading cause of death for teens in the US.
Teach your students the positive benefits of being active now; it will pave the way for a lifetime of good health.
The US has the highest rates of teen pregnancy and births in the western industrialized world.
Inexperience, drowsy driving, speeding, driving under the influence all threaten the safety of young drivers.
Increase the amount of fruits and vegetables you eat and reduce your risk of chronic diseases.
Educate your students about the dangers of prescription and OTC drugs.
September 9-15, 2012 Aims to raise awareness at the prevention of suicide.
The majority of LGBT youth experience some sort of harassment or violence in school.
October 2012 marks the seventh anniversary of National Bully Prevention Month
Educating teens and showing them the consequences of their choices before they get behind the wheel can safe a life.
Red Ribbon Week is the country's oldest and largest drug prevention program.
Take a look at the recently added lesson plans on Spice, Frenemies & School Rules.
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